Figure 1Dominant and Recessive Forms of Pea Plant TraitsOffspring(F, Generation)TraitParent Plants (P Generation)Seed ColorYellowYYYellowYyGreenSeed Coat ColorGrayGGGrayWhite99SmoothPod ShapeSmoothSSConstrictedPod ColorYellowGreenGreenCC&8.9. Based on the information in Figure 1, what symbol represents the recessive allelefor pod color? *CYSign outUS I 2:124.96&backspace5.6.7.eenterfV.altctrl

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Dominant and Recessive Forms of Pea Plant Traits
Offspring
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Trait
Parent Plants (P Generation)
Seed Color
Yellow
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Seed Coat Color
Gray
GG
Gray
White
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Smooth
Pod Shape
Smooth
SS
Constricted
Pod Color
Yellow
Green
Green
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